Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
FRoM TuEsDAy's DAILY.

FRoM TuEsDAy's DAILY.
 Weather growing warm again
 Fire companies meet tonight The hay crop of the plaza has been stacked.
 Dress parade at whipple at 6:30 this evening.
 The Prescott saloon has new adves- tisement.
 Ben Rybon went out to Lynx Greek yesterday.
 Col Bigelow is in town from his Slate creek mines.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at A. Aitken's. A telephone line to Jerome will be
 built shortly.
 AL Aiken has placed a new safe in
 his cigar and fruit store. All the fresh fruits of the season by express daily at Al. Aitkens'. Phenix supplies our Prescott mer- chants with fresh grapes at present. Recorder Horne turned in e29O.75, in
 fees, to the county treasury, for July. Try Dr. Robinson's Iron Bitters, the
 best tonic made for the system. a2d H. J. Miller, Geo. H. Tinker and other Flagstaff. ans left for home to-day. E. J. Cook left yesterday morning, to
 pay visit to his son, Ed. Cook, in Globe
 A car load of wagons for Brecht ( Throue are due here, and expected now
 any day.
 Register Burgess of the land office re-
 ports Uncle Sam's land business very active at present
 The only hand made Spanish cigars in town can be had at Curtis ( Col
 Sample Rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency
 for the same, in Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double stans. ard goods and genuine Tennessee white rye al the Cob Web.
 Dr. A. $. Chandler, of Detroit, Mich igan, has been appointed territorial veterinarian of this territory.
 Water bills, under the meter system,
 where rendered, have nearly taken the
 breath away from the consumers. Extractof Sarsaparilla, manufactured
 specially to order, best blood medicine known, at Dr. Robinson's. a2tf Mrs. L. H Wilson, who had an at
 tack of sickness during her visit east, is feeling better since her return to Pres colt.
 Blackberry and Jamaica Ginger Cor dial, just the thing fer all kinds of Sum-
 mer complaints, at Dr. Robinson's. a2u Frank D. Wells told the Gazette man of Pheuix the whole truth when he said
 that Prescotts future prospects were
 very encouraging. Judge Wright and family, who had some experience with the recent hot
 wave of the east, are delighted with the
 climate of Prescott. J.D. Cook, J. L Fisher, H. H. Cart
 ter, A. A. Moore and N B. Bowen were yesterday elected as delegates to the
 territorial live stock convention. One thousand head of cattle wanted -one and two year old heifers-for
 spot cash. Apply in person, or by let ter, stating price, to ditor JOURNAL MINER, Prescott, Ariz. The new National Bank of Phenix, which succeeds Messrs. Ksles & Lewis, went into business yesterday, August 1-s cashier
 Prepsrations for the execution of Wilson and Johnson. which takes place in 8 little over . week, August 18th, has already been commenced by Sher- if Mulvenon.
 Distric; conference of the M E church, South, will meet here on Thurs- day morning, August 4th, at9 o'clock. c. c Wright, presiding elder, will con- duct the meetings. A wagon load of pipe, for the Pied mont Cattle company, at Mariner, left Prescott this morning. Several loads more await shipment, in the rear of W. c. Bashford & Co.'S The we'll, being sunk by the artesian we'll boring company, is now down to . depth of so feet. Considerable gold has been brought up to the surface by the pump during the past two days, a gold quartz ledge having been struck. A protracted meeting will commence | in the NJ. E church, South, tomorrow Wednesday, evening, at 5 o'clock. Revs. c. c. Wright and A L. All bright are expected from Phenix, on to-
 morrow's stage.
 Work on the Hume of the Walnut Grove Water Storage enterprise will be commenced at once. It will be eigh- | teen miles long, and will convey the water to the rich placer grounds owned by the company. Every one, who has read the JouRxAL- | MINER, is aware of the fact that we are not in love, politically, with John O. Dunbar, but laying aside all precon-
 ceived prejudices against him, Ar. Dun
 bar is making very newsy, readable papar out of the Phenix Gazette, de spite the unfortunate tack he was com pelled to take in the land title question
 Judge O'Neill, yesterday, remanded Dan Davis to the custody of the sheriff, again, to await the action of the grand jury, after hearing the evidence on the writ of habeas corpus. The defendant
 was represented by Fl. J. Miller, ol
 Flagstaff, who presented his case in the
 best possible light, but the Judge de
 cided that there were reasonable grounds for holding the prisoner.
 Southern Stock cvovsoTo.